Raven's Peak

Similar to the AT-ST walker, the AT-AC walkers are deployed to patrol the streets of Ord Mantell and enforce Imperial rule.

Royce Hemlock once served the Galactic Republic, but his penchant for experimentation eschewed the ideals of that democracy. After the rise of the Empire, Doctor Hemlock enjoys a new title as head of the Advanced Science Division wielding the power to control secret medical trials in cloning technology at the Mount Tantiss facility on Wayland. Working on secret projects of great interest to the Emperor himself, Hemlock has amassed a veritable army of clone prisoners, unwilling subjects for his invasive procedures.

On Eriadu, Imperial personnel traverse the mountainous terrain on fast-moving sky rails suspended from rail lines. The sky rails of the Raven's Peak Rail Line consist of two crate-shaped cars on parallel tracks which constantly shuffle troops back and forth to Grand Moff Tarkin's elite compound.

At the dawn of the Empire, the mountainous Outer Rim world of Eriadu is an Imperial stronghold due to the presence of a secure compound controlled by Grand Moff Tarkin. The elite, high-ranking official holds clandestine meetings there with top advisors tasked with controlled some of the Empire's most precious resources.

Dr. Emerie Karr blends into the crowd of Imperial medical professionals working inside the secret labs at Mount Tantiss on the world of Wayland. A diligent worker who seems to have compassion for the clone prisoners on her exam table, Dr. Karr believes that resisting the Empire's experimentation is futile. But she has more empathy for her test subjects than some, owing to the fact she is also the result of Kaminoan cloning technology, a sister to Omega and the other clones.

An ambitious, ruthless proponent of military power, Wilhuff Tarkin became a favorite of Supreme Chancellor Palpatine and rose rapidly through the Imperial ranks. Shortly after the Empire's creation, he was put in charge of the construction of the Death Star. Tarkin saw the Death Star as a way to crush all dissent to the Empire's rule -- fear of the station's planet-killing superlaser would keep the galaxy's star systems in line. He demonstrated the station's power by destroying Alderaan, but died soon afterwards when the Death Star itself was destroyed.